If you should listen to any track recorded by these
artistes it will sound just the same as the regular reggae music, only
that the lyrics are about Jesus Christ.

This genre of music is not accepted by some religion because they are saying "Dancehall have no part in the Church".

I asked a christian "what do you think about this genre of music?". Her response was, "there is no scripture in the Bible that you said what type of riddim you should listen or dance to or how gospel music sound".

If you should ask me what is my take on this?. Personally I don't have any problem with it. As the verse from the Bible said "Render Your Heart And Not your Garment".

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